Indigenous, BIPOC & Emerging VoiceDenver, ColoradoEst. 1993

Cascade Underground Filmfest

An independent film festival in Denver, Colorado specializing in Indigenous, BIPOC & Emerging Voice.

Festival Overview

Cascade Underground Filmfest is an independent film festival based in Denver, Colorado. Founded in 1993, the festival focuses on indigenous, bipoc & emerging voice and draws approximately 82,249 attendees annually. With an annual operating budget of $1,014,167, it is one of the larger independent film festivals in the region.

Filmmakers can submit their work with a submission fee of $96. The festival accepts submissions through FilmFreeway.

1993
Founded
82K
Attendees/yr
$96
Submission fee
33
Years running

About Indigenous, BIPOC & Emerging Voice Film Festivals

Indigenous, BIPOC & Emerging Voice film festivals celebrate a distinct corner of independent cinema. These events provide filmmakers with a platform to reach passionate audiences, connect with industry professionals, and gain recognition for their work. Cascade Underground Filmfest is one of many such festivals that SilverScrin tracks to help filmmakers and cinephiles discover the independent film community.

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Contact & Submissions

Contact
Robert GarciaSubmissions Coordinator
Submit via
FilmFreeway

Location

Denver, Colorado

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